Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-27

DR.. Reber, who formerly practiced
medicine in this place, but removed
about two years ago to Mi1lin county,
arrived on Tuesday mornings train.
We believe he is here on a Professional
errand.
We were glad to see that work on
the factory building was resumed on
Tuesday. The weather was very fine
and the carpenters would be able to
make rapid Roadway if the weather was
any ways reliable.
w. +. Smith, our airable frieLd
from Smithtown, has distributed cards
advertising his services AS auctioneer.
The public will not be disappointed 10y
engaging him to cry sales rs he is par
ticularly fitted for that business.
"A large ice jam, extending from
the head of the Lock Haven boom TO
Glen Union, distance Of ten miles is
reported to be on the river. The thick
ness varies from two to six feet. The
indications are for a large break up.
A dwelling house, belonging to
Nicholas Redding, Of Bellefonte, and
situate on the road 10 the glassworks,
was destroyed by lire on Sunday even
ing. 1t is astonishing with what an a.
mount of fires Bellefonte is visited of
late years.
New Lounges and EXtention Ia
bles just received at w. L. Mauck's
furniture store on Penn street. They
are elegant in design and are made in a
substantial manner. Cali on Nj. Mauck
if you are in need Of anything in the
furniture line.
The weather was of very mild
pature nearly all Of last week and the
consequence was exceedingly muddy
streets. But on Monday morning
sudden change occurred. 1t blowed up
cold from the northwest and there
were heavy snow squalls.
Squire Reinhart, of HaineS town.
ship sends us word that his rubber coat
has been found and returned. One OF
the Journal subscribers found it, saw
the advertisement III the paper and
thus it came back 10 its owner Who
says advertising don't pay.
Ed. Shenke, of the National, was
to the Chestnut Ridge stock farm near
Lemout on Tuesdly, where landlord
Rook has splendid stallion of extra
breed. He expects TO bring the horse
along home, it will be kept in the
stables of the National hotel.
james Yarger, of Ellsworth, Kan
sas. who has been in Hartleton, Union
Co.. the last few weeks visiting his
parents. came here lastSaturday to shake
hands with his friends and acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Yarger's general appear
aDce would indicate that Kansas life
agrees with him.
Miss Puella Dornblaser, of Clinton
dale, Pa, is spoken of as a candidate
for county superintendent of public
schools in Clinton county. We know
of no person better qualified and adapt
ed for such a position than Miss Puella
and we really hope her candidacy may
be successful one.
AS yet we have heard very little
said in town about the coming election
of borough officers. WhOmever the
citizens of Millheim may elect let them
be careful TO caoose men of sound
judgement and good common sense.
Good local government depends entire
ly Upon these qualities.
MFR. A. A. Frank, with ID. 5.
Kaufman 81 Co has been selected as
member of the democratic county com
mittee from this borough. ". Ii.
Kreamer represents Penn township.
Both are excellent fellows and will take
good care of democratic N alters in the
Borough and township.
Jos. JoI dan, one of Aaro1sbarg's
venerable citizens, was a welcome call
er at the JOURNAL office on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jordan is getting well on in years
and age is beginning to tell on him.
| But with all that he retains his sociable
disposition ald is al ways willing 10 en-
| ter into pleasant conversation.
Good Results in Every Case.
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| had tried many remedies without benefit. Be
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! for Consumption, did so and was entirely cu red
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| has used it i'm his family for all Coughs and
| Colds with best results This is the experience
! of thousands whose lives haYe been SaYed by
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Trial Bottles free ut j. EiSenhuth'S Drug
Store.